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HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT

 
   

    Your friend asks " shall I bet 1000 dollars in Las Vegas tonight? "
You want answer "yes" secretly.  You can do it in the following way easily.

Step 1. Write down the binary code of  YES as used in computer.

                            Y                          E                            S
                     01011001             01000101              01010011
            ( 8 bit binary code)

 Step 2. Write some sentences like
                         "my life is open book. I have no secrets."   [30 letters]

  Step 3. Let each letter in the sentence represent a bit {binary digit 0 or 1}.
To represent 0, leave the font as it is.  To represent 1,   make the letter slightly bolder[ you can innovate].  Code the 24 bits in first 24 letters of the sentences.  Leave the remaining 6 letters as they are.  They may be taken to represent trailing zeros.  The sentence  looks as given below.

                         
                          "my life is open book. I have no secrets." 
                                                   
 Step 4. Send the sentences through e mail.

   You have communicated YES secretly to your friend in an open channel without giving room to suspicion.

     This is the simple form of cryptography{science of secret coding}.  Binary digit coding is the successful computer oriented technique used to represent information.
 
    Welcome to the world of encryption and dycription 

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